Clément

Clément oversees Key Aid’s evaluation work. He has led multiple strategic assignments to support aid and development programmes in the Middle East, Africa and South-East Asia. These projects span across multiple INGOs and UN agencies. Clément has conducted several evaluations focused on specific Grand Bargain commitments (localisation, uptake of cash-based assistance). He is regularly involved on Key Aid’s cash and market projects. He is a member CaLP CTP technical expert roster.
Clément has also designed and implemented large-scale quantitative surveys collect and analyse data in some of today’s most challenging environments, including Gaza and Afghanistan.

Loic

Loïc has eight years of experience in research, project management, independent process evaluations, impact evaluations, randomized control trials, and field data collection. He has prior experience living and working in several African countries including Morrocco and Côte d'Ivoire with a range of development partners including NGO's, foundations, and international organisations. Loic helps organisations use data and evidence to learn and adapt their programs. Specialist in Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E). He is fluent in English French and Dutch and holds a Master in economics from the University of Amsterdam.

Martin

Martin combines his strong knowledge and interest in the humanitarian sector with his solid background in Economics to conduct sound and thorough evaluations drawing upon his analytical and problem-solving skills. He has a proven understanding of different quantitative techniques, their appropriateness across different assessments and how to communicate complex results in a concise and evidence-based manner. He is familiari with methods from behavioural sciences add a singular approach to understanding and appraising projects’ achievements. Martin has a master’s degree in Economics and Public Policy from Sciences Po Paris and a master’s degree in Behavioural Economics from the University of Amsterdam.

Céline

Céline has worked within local associations, international NGOs, UN agencies such as the World Health Organization, ACTED and Action Against Hunger. These experiences have allowed her to work in various humanitarian contexts and with different institutional donors. Following a master degree in international humanitarian action, she first specialized in project management and then acquired expertise in monitoring and evaluation. Her first professional experiences started in Latin America, before focusing on the Middle East and in particular the Syrian crisis. She speaks French, English, Spanish and has a good command of the Levantine Arabic dialect.

Natascha

Natascha has over five years of experience in the humanitarian and development sectors, working with national and international actors to improve their assistance to crisis-affected households. She has experience engaging with diverse stakeholders including persons affected by crisis, local authorities, national NGOs and international NGOs, the UN and international donors. Natascha has a Masters in social psychology and is South African.

Hugo

Hugo has a good command of the humanitarian sector after managing M&E departments in CAR, DRC and Haiti for more than three years with different international NGOs. He specialized on designing monitoring and evaluation systems and countrywide complaint management system in emergency contexts. He developed operational procedures for M&E activities for rapid response mechanism projects by developing standard quantitative and qualitative data collection and analysis methods. He also had experience as a research assistant where he focused on geopolitical issues on the South Asian region and conducted research on entry barriers for people with disabilities to humanitarian services for the humanitarian coordination in CAR. Hugo holds a master’s degree in Politics and Development from Sciences Po Bordeaux. He speaks French and English.

Pauline

Bonaventure Nzisabira

Bonaventure is a M&E consultant based in Burundi. Bonaventure possesses about 10 years of experience as a consultant with first hand experience in Tanzania, Rwanda and Burundi. Bonaventure has led both qualitative and quantitative data collection using Kobo collect/ODK Collect/Survey CTO platforms. He has extensive experience leading surveys, focus group discussions and key informant interviews. His experience includes several baseline evaluations as well as impact evaluations, or real time assessment.
Bonaventure has a bachelor degree in political economics.

Jürgen Mika

Jürgen Mika is a cash specialist and a CaLP-certified trainer. He works as a Cash Programming Advisor for a large range of
clients. He has been a cash and market advisor with Welthungerhilfe
(WHH/GAA) for 5 years, and as part of WHHs Emergency Response Team covering
the larger Humanitarian Disasters of the last 15 years.
Jürgen is a Palladium Group CVA Expert of the DFAT Australia Humanitarian
Emergency Roster (HER) and a regular guest lecturer on Cash and Voucher
Assistance (CVA) as part of the NOHA Joint Master's Programme in
International Humanitarian Action at the Institute for International Law of
Peace and Armed Conflict (IFHV) of the Ruhr University Bochum/Germany

Shahnewaz Morshed

has over 3 years of experience in supporting evaluation, and designing trial, experiment and rapid assessments in the humanitarian and development sectors. He has expertise in statistical analysis and scientific research, and the use of mobile technologies in Information Management. Morshed speaks English, Bengali and Hindi.

Ali H. Abuzaid

is an Associate Professor in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at Al-Azhar University in Gaza. He is interested in the development of outlier detection procedures in different types of data. He speaks fluent English and Arabic.

Gabrielle Smith

is a social protection specialist with 16 years’ experience in multi-sectoral humanitarian and development programming spanning technical assistance, capacity building, research, monitoring and evaluation. She has been at the forefront of global initiatives exploring the potential for using and strengthening national social protection systems in humanitarian contexts. She developed a background paper for the World Bank on how to operationalise Adaptive Social Protection. She was a lead researcher in the DFID research on shock responsive social protection, led the feasibility study for the conditional cash for education programme for refugees in Turkey and was on the team leading the evaluation of the Emergency Social Safety Net ESSN evaluation in Turkey.

Blessing Mutsaka

Blessing is a senior development professional with 17 years’ experience in leadership, management and technical roles in development programs in Sudan, Zimbabwe, DRC, Ethiopia, Kenya, Nigeria and India. He has extensive experience in monitoring, evaluation, learning, strategic planning and development policy. Blessing holds a master’s degree in development studies and a BSc Hons degree in Agricultural Economics. Blessing has worked in various sectors including economic growth, agriculture, environment, humanitarian assistance, governance & health.

Danielle

Danielle has lived and worked in multiple African countries. Proficient in managing full qualitative and quantitative research project cycles, she has worked for both UN agencies and INGOs, with a focus on education. She has also worked on large-scale quantitative research projects in the media sector and feasibility studies on the use of cash-based assistance in rural markets. She is fluent in English and French, holds an undergraduate degree from McMaster University (Canada) and a Master’s from Sciences Po Paris.

Valsa Shah

Valsa Shah is a development economist and evaluator. She has nearly 25 years experience, focussing on quantitative and qualitative methods in programme design, value for money, evaluations and cost benefit analysis. She has had her own consultancy practice for over 10 years, before which she spent 14 years as a UK government economist. She is based in London.

N. R. Musfika Laiju

With 20 years of experience in management, coordination, planning and program implementation, N. R. Musfika Laiju is a renowned Gender Specialist in Bangladesh. In her recent position as a Coordinator - Gender Based Violence (GBV), in South Asia for Action Against Hunger (ACF), she provided strategic advice and guidance to multi-sectorial technical advisors on GBV to ensure gender equality in programming. She also worked as a Gender Specialist for USAID where she provided support to partner organizations on gender issues. She has been involved in policy decision making process, strategy formulation and Gender advocacy in Bangladesh for many years. She also worked as Deputy Country Program Manager for Water and Life Bangladesh for 4 years where she provided solutions to the WASH crisis in the country

Lauren Weiss

has led several evaluations and projects related to cash and market based programming for UN agencies, international NGOs, the Red Cross Movement and the OECD. These consultancies have covered the preparedness, relief, and recovery phases of the project cycle, spanning South Asia, Africa and the Middle East. She is comfortable utilising both qualitative and quantitative data collection methods. Lauren is a native English speaker with excellent analytical, writing and editing skills, and also possesses a working proficiency in French. She holds a Master’s degree in International Public Management from Sciences Po Paris.

Marwa Ershaidat

Marwa Ershaidat, Regional Consultant and Arabic, Turkish and French speaker, has 8 years of experience in the humanitarian and development sector. She has direct experience working in protection, including with UNHCR, in the Middle East and related to complex crisis, refugees and host communities. For the past four years, Marwa has worked on evaluations of several humanitarian and development projects. She has experience in data collection, analysis, and reporting.

Seifu Tadesse

Seifu Tadesse is based in Addis Abeba, in Ethiopia. He has more than 15 years of proven track records in research, Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) systems design and implementation. Seifu has provided long-term MEL technical support and guide, qualitative and quantitative data collection, analysis and report writing, data base management, data quality assurance, and knowledge management including lessons learned documentation and dissemination with INGO, Local NGO, UN and donors for example WFP, UNICEF, USAID, DFID, Save the Children. Seifu also has extensive experience in coordinating and facilitating capacity development initiatives. Seifu also has first-hand experience in designing and implementing diversified development programs with CARE International in Ethiopia.
Seifu Tadesse holds a Master in Monitoring and Evaluation, Bachelor of Arts with Honors in Development Studies; and a Bachelor of Art in Management. Seifu is fluent in Amharic, Oromifa, English with working proficiency in Somali.

Cedric Fioekou

is an agronomist by training who has been supporting livelihood and food security interventions across the globe, with a strong focus on West Africa for the past 15 years. Throughout the years, Cedric also developed an in-depth understanding of cash and market-based programming and was recently Solidarites International global cash advisor. He speaks both French and English.

Samasti Tandukar

has over 6 years of experience conducting qualitative and quantitative research in close collaboration with various national and international institutions across Asia. She has experience preparing proposals, developing tools and guidelines, planning and implementing, and monitoring and evaluating programs. She is fluent in English, Nepali and Hindi with a sound working proficiency in Bengali and Chinese (Mandarin).

Basilike Gift Mwamlima

Basileke has 15 years of experience in Programme Evaluations, Reviews and Assessments. Basileke has conducted evaluations on Disaster Resilience; Social Protection; Real Time Reviews for the Malawi Red Cross through the Belgian Red Cross (BRC-FL); Disaster Emergency Committee (DEC), GIZ, Concern Worldwide, World Vision, Water Aid, Just Associates, Plan Malawi International. Basileke works as a Monitoring, Learning and Adaptation Lead on a UK Aid funded project with Palladium, has worked with Counterpart International on USAID funded program. She worked with UNICEF at the Ministry of Gender. She holds a Master’s Degree in Development Studies.

Marie Boulinaud

Marie Boulinaud has more than 10 years of experience in the humanitarian sector, with roles that included designing, implementing and monitoring emergency food security and livelihoods programs, essentially through cash and voucher assistance (CVA). Her experience of monitoring and evaluation includes design and leading of baselines, endlines and PDMs in different contexts, essentially for emergency food security and liveilhoods programs and CVA. Marie’s roles have included management roles in the field for diferrent NGOs and WFP, global advisor roles for Oxfam and Relief International as well as consultancies for diverse actors such as CaLP, Concern or Oxfam, essentially in the cash and markets sector.
Marie has an excellent knowledge of the use of CVA for different sectoral outcomes, and of the linkages of humanitarian CVA with social protection schemes. She has supported major crisis responses such as the 2012 food crisis in the Sahel, the Rohingya crisis in Bangladesh or the typhoon Haiyan response in the Philippines. She has also conducted several EMMAs and PCMAs in DRC, Niger, the Philippines and Haïti. Passionate about market-based approaches and the promotion of people’s dignity, Marie strongly believes in CVA as an effective and relevant approach to humanitarian assistance in most contexts. Marie is fluent in English and French and has a good knowledge of Portuguese.

Chloé Maillard

Chloé has undertaken many research pieces and evaluations, both qualitative and quantitative, covering sectors such as food security and livelihoods, nutrition, WaSH, education and child protection among others. Chloé has built a strong expertise in cash and market-based programming and more recently in developing user-centered approaches to evaluation and research (including child-friendly data collection and dissemination methods). Prior to joining Key Aid Consulting, Chloé worked on a project focusing on children’s rights and participation for a French NGO and on a cash transfer programme for UNICEF in Cambodia. Chloé speaks fluent French and English and has a working proficiency in Spanish. She holds a Master’s degree in International Development from Sciences Po Paris.

Johanna Jelensperger

Johanna is a senior consultant/evaluator with 16 years of experience in humanitarian and international development encompassing strategic planning, monitoring and evaluation, management of multi-disciplinary programmes, facilitation of learning and transformative agendas and governance. She brings strong thematic expertise on nutrition, food security, resilience and cash-based assistance in both humanitarian and development settings, as well as her extensive knowledge of UN agencies landscape and multi-stakeholder initiatives on nutrition. She has been regularly engaging on migration issues, including with UNHCR, the Red Cross, and actors supporting asylum seekers in France. Johanna holds a Master’s degree in Management and Economics and started her humanitarian career in West Africa before joining FAO (2011-2016).